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Cardinal Gibbons has accepted the invitation OF
the constitutional centennial committee to invoke
the benedicton ct the close Of the serv1ces Sep
TENDER IL.
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MECHANICS LIEN UPON IVES REsIDEScR-A
mechanics lien has been put upon the Brooklyn
residence OF Henry s. Ives, "the young Napoleon
OF finance" The building is valued at about SJO,.
600, and Mr.. Ives had ordered SIS 900 worth or
decoration in gold, silver, bronze plush and ivory.
To save themselves, the contractors obtained the
liam
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I hummer az the ctr,r,rr ,rov

A number OF the striking Newark, N J., leather
workers nave gone back TO work because they
have not been supported BIZ the general commit
tee In Philadelphia
Wm. stu, mllatto teacher from Philadelphia,
WAS aHestt0 IA beaufort, 3. c., yesterday, on the
charge Of assaulftnv cC1iored Girl q puptl
IN the public school q witch ne had chesg.
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To be Rear ADMIRAL.
Ine PRESIDENT to-day appointed Bancroft Che
rardt rear admiral In the Navy.
District Governments Affairs.

commissioner Ludlow stated to-day that the
Cotal amount OF the special deposit made by ap-
plicants for license as steam engineers and
plumbers Is SGiS OF which $40 Is was used to pay
lOr pruning, necessary blanks and Othar expenses
me balance is deposited in the Bank OF Washing
ton In the name OF the collector of the District OF
Columbia, and can only be drawn thereIrom
upon regular requisit1on by the Commissioners.
THE NATIONAL BANKS PERSONAL TAX.
The assessor of the District has asked the Dis.
trict commissioners IT, in accordance with the re-.
cent decision or the Supreme Court OF the District
ne snall cancer the amounts which appear on his
DOCK as PERSONAL taxes assessed against the
national banks OF the District or continue to charge
the same against them
commissioners Ludlow and Wheatley stated that
the commissioners cannot give affirmative OF
negative reply until the return OF Mr.. Webb on
the llrst OF the menth when a meeting OF the
BOARD Will De held and the subject investigated
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FINANCIAL AND CONFESSIONAL.

Now York Stock Market.
The following are the opening anu 900 pm prices
OF the New York stock Market reported by special
wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 10TH street:
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INTERSTATE ExTRADrTIoN CONFERENCE.-THE
Interstate Extrad1uion Conference met In New
York yesterday, and organized by unanimously
choosing Governor Beaver, or Pennsylvania, chair
man. In his address Governor Beaver dwelt upon
the necessities OF improving the present laws as
they exist between States, and expressed the belief
that improvement would be made IL the matter
were properly urged. The conference viii probably
last several days.
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TALNAGE's WILL TO BIZ CONTEsrED.-The will OF
A. A. Talmage, late general manage. OF the
children by his first wife-Harry, a conductor
on the Texas Pacific; c. H., a civil engineer at
M NJ @a R1: anu Me SIs leo 70 son
LEFT his property valued at 500, OOO to his WIFE,
excepting $40 to each OF his eight children. The
suit will be brought by c. Ii. Talmage, the oldest
child.
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In Favor OF IvRa-At Marquette, Mich, yester-
day, at the meeting OF the stockholders or the
Mineral Range Railroad the old board OF directors
were reelected, and IL Is said that all were In
favor OF the continuance Of Henry i. Ives control
OF the road.
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MT. Geo. w. Ch!lds gave q tramp % cents who
grumbed because the amount was not greater.
Mt. Childs had him arrested, and he was given
sixty days In jail
The British men-of-war BeIlerophon, Tourma-
line, and Canada sailed from Halifax yesterday for
Quebec.
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CALIFORNIA; GOVERNOR CRITICALLY IL-Gov.
washington Bartlett, or California, who has been
In precar1ous condition FOR some time was
stricken by paralysis Monday night, and little
hope of his recovery Is entertained. Gov Bartlett
is democrat. and was elected 10 the oflice last
November. In the event OF his death he viii pe
succeeded by Lieut.. Gov. Waterman, who is a re-
publican.
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KILLED BY SPIDERS BITE-Ex-Town Clerk
Thos. Mccormack OF Union Township, New Jersey,
was buried on Monday afternoon. Mccormack
was bitten on the arm by large black spider
while working In the quarries Friday afternoon,
and his arm sweled so RAPIDLY that IN short time
II was twice Its normal size. He was taken TO st.
Mary's Hospital, but all efforts 70 save his lie
plUyed ruthless
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a Nationalist v;cto,v

DUBLIN, August 24.-Mr. O'Gorman Mahon, ma
tionaltst, has been elected without opposition to
the seat in the house OF commons for Carlow made
vacant by the death OF Mr.. j. A. Blake.
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T .OUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $15O,O0o.

We do hereby certify that sstperrtse The arrange
msts Jor all the Monthly and Semi nnudl Drdrings Of
me Louisiana State Lottery Company, and In person
manage and control the Drawings Themselves and that
ne sumo are conducted acfth honesty fairness and
0oOd Jdnh foudrd all pdTttes and authorize the Cbn,-
Dd'iy to this with -sies of our s0a.
lures attached. In is advertisements"
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LAsKErs LOAN Orr,cg

NO. Sol pennsylvania avenue northwest
,n nohney leaned on Gold and Silver wasches Dis
fs,ss; .DDss~eirsi Pistols, Gums. Mechanical foola
~ 81 NJ Az. ana Senusnlens Wearing Apparel
S~0 SoLo AND SILVER BOUGHT. oc2
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETRR.--The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day: a
m, "a; p. M, "a; maximum, IS; minimum, IL
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Application for ystes TO clubs should be made only 10
TIE ONCE Of the Company In New Orlesns
For further information write clearly giyiug full
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money OrdSrs or
New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency by
Express tat our expense) addressed
NJ A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans La
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans La
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NEGRO TAKEN FROM JAIL BY A MOB AND HANGED
TO TELEGRAPH POLE
jerry White, q negro, assaulted Mrs Hoffman.
an aged lady, at Valentine, Neb., last Wednesday
night. He broke into the house In the absence OF
her husband and beat her over the head and face
with revolver into a state OF insensibllity, and
was only prevented from completing the crime OF
outrage by the arrival OF neigLbors lie was cap
tured at Long Pine Friday morning and brought
determined men, armed and inashed broke In the
jail door with sledge hammer and aXAs. Tie
locks or the steel cage were then cut from their
1astenlngs, and the prisoner was taken out TO q
telegraph pole. A rope was swung from the cross
bar and tied around his neck Five minutes were
given the culpriJ for confession and prayers He
aid not deny his guilt. lie was then hauled I'd
and leIt swinging.
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REMEMBER thst the presence Of Generals Beaure-
e.sd aud ksry who srs p charge q the drswpah IL
OF sbsolute fairness and integrity that the
divine what number viii draw prize
81 sYf Msns E a: RsfiSk ..
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President Of
II the highest Courts thers1ogs beware Of any mta
ions or anonymous ochemeA
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wife, Philadelphia; Geo. b Johnston, Richmond,
Va; F. C. Scnaefer, Chicago; s. K. Crawford, Chi
Max YosK Rsoi n
Conn; H. c. Booming, Philadelphia; N. Stamm,
Fremont, ohio; VIM. Perrion Nickson, Atlanta,
Lieut. Philadelphia; Joseph Dickson, Pittsburg,
GEO. HALEY, Kansas City, Mo-; j. Kneely, Rhodes
philadelphia; W. H. T ndpie W99dsTSck, Va
don. Eng; j. Rose Bradford, London, Eng; j. A.
MCMILLAN, Aberdeen, Scotland: VIM. Abram Love,
atlanta Ca vi wY Ta
W. Hutson Ford, ST. Louise A. Wietmore, Water
loo, M; T 8 Lssimer B Bans NC Daniel
foais: i Il p stearnss Hartiofd conn. ."
Jden so o@s ssnsy ssMs Sn
sity OF Michigan; Henry 3. Formal; ). z. Jackson,
Chas W. Earle, chicago; A. B. Palmer, University
OF Michigan; VIM. J. Herdman, University OF
diseases of Children-Drs c. W. Earle, Chicago:
W. Stephenson, Aberdeen, Eng; Jas. +. Go0dhart,
London, Eng; Lewis A. sayre, New York; Cyrus
EasCn y anew Ann Ar6or; ToSru New
Dillon Hi brown, New YORK: F. Z Waxham, Chicago;
o.sy 5ales NON
paris; Dr. Grancher, Cadet de Gassecourt, Paris;
Dr. Moncorvo RIO De Jane1Ioi h a; DEsptns Geneva;
Ashby, Manchester; Frank 0raler; Alfred vogel
LOUIS sa Jas Knight: ssx FosS; issphea s@isS.
York; {. Fayette Taylor, New YORK
Opthalmology Dra L DeWecker, Paris. A.
z smith, Detroit; L Conner, Detroit; h Lstickel,
Harrisburg; Henry Power iondoli 4. Guyet
Lyons. Frances = BqHaer: Aontfeal: H D; Bruno,
sowski, Paris; I. 3. Nurfell Little Rock, AK; r.
D. Keyser, Phlladelphta: + Landolt. Paris; @. r.
| stevens New YORK; s. /. Minor. Memphis: J. y.
fulton, St PAU, MINI; r. G. H0tx, Chicago; ca.
Ah die Paris and j. mrschoefg, Berlin.
The programs OF the remaining sections are now
oeAns coDaplled.
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THE CYCLONE MOVING Up THE CoAsT.-Signal
Office reports cyclone previously noted is appar-
emily central on south Atlantic coast moving
slowly northeast, causing dangerous northeast
gales OF North Carolina coast.
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FREDIcTED lis OWN ILLNESS AND DEATH.-Frank
y. Mott, foreman OF car Inspectors for the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad since
that road went into operation died last Friday,
under sad and singular circumstances, at scran.
toD Pa. week ago he buried his oldest daugh.
ter, who died Of typhoid lever. While at her
grave he declared that he tou had the disease and
would not survive IL. lie was helped 10 his home
and the most critical examination of two leading
physicians tailed 10 Trace any fever. Mott stead
lastly maintained his own opinion and in the
early part OF the week typhoid appeared, ana SAT-
urlay morning he died
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Making the Thistle Ready.

All the running gear OF the Scotch cutter Thistle
was torn on yesterday, and by O'Clock in the
afternoon everything was ready for bending her
sails An ominous bank Of clouds In the north
west, however. and the remembrance OF the sQuan
OF the previous day made Capt Barr resolve to
wait until to-day when, II the weather is 1ne the
yacht will be dressed in her suit OF muslin and
will 90 down as far as Sandy Hook, and perhaps
out around the lightship. Among the visitors yes
terday, was Capt. Tom Harrison, who sailed the
sloop Hlldegard In the trial races when the sloop
Atlanta came on for the Americas cup. Capt
Harrison, after looking the Scotch boat over very
carefully said: 81 think she will excel as drifter
and the race she will win, IL she wins any, viii be
the race over the inside course. over the outside
course she must have breeze to do It in seven
hours, and in breeze 1 think either the
Volunteer or the Mayfiower can beat her.
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WINNERS AT YESTERDAYS RACEs.-The winners
or the races at Saratoga yesterday were Voltigeur
Colt, Mary SwaIhmore Donah, and Aureian. At
Monmouth Park, Banburg, Sir Dixon, kaloolah,
Phil Lee, Queen OF Hearts, and Bussanio.
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REVENUE APPoINTMENTS-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has made the following appointments in
the internal-revenue service: John T. Meagher,
storekeeper at San Francisco; F. w. Norman,
gauger at kopps Mills, n. c.; Thos Murphy,
Illinois; X. c. Lewellyn, gauger at Rockford, n
C.; NJ: A. Underwood, at Norwood, N: c.; Thos. B.
gauger at Plymouth, N. c., and LIE. Wright,
gauger at Oxford, n. G.
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STABBED HIS ENPLoYER-ThoInas Dott, farmer
or Gibsonia, Pa, l0 miles from Fittsburg was IA.
tally sL,-bbed yesterday by a farm hand, whose
name Is not known. DoUtdischarged him because
there was no WORK, and the man, without any
other proyocation, drew a large knife anu thrust
II into Dotls abdomen. He then lied and has not
been captured.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

I,OR SALOON TOP MERIDIAN HILL, LOTS 16
II and 3D. block TO- containing Ii, 600 feet These are
beautiful Villa sites, and offered much below their
value. Address CRAIG. Star office. au24-3ts
I,oR sALE-.zBY 8. Z. LEWIS. REAL ESTATE
next the sckney Memorial Chapel, az by 100 feet
north side of ST., bet 18th and 9th sts. See other
sales in saturdays Star =, 5y6-w&s3m
NOR SALE-A FRONTAGE OF FIFTY FEET ON
Il whitney ave, Columbia Heights; ground in this
address address The OWNER Star ONCE aug s So
I,OR sALE-LOTs 40, so, AND 81, So 672 N ST.,
II between North CIpitol and LIST n. e. each 2Oxl IS
feet IS cents single or 3a cents for the whole Lots
to sat OWEN Room T. Sic tS 81 n ".
I,oR sALE--LoT on d ST. s.w.. BET 1917 AND
Il 14th; "a feet inches by a2 BarYnin ct soc. per
For SALE
Qst. between 10th and 18th sts NV, south 'front.'
lot 20 feet inches by 100 feet to an alley, 90.
East Capitol ST.. between Sd and 4th SITS. south
b. We ases ps and 100 feet to an ae
feet inches, alley on side and IN the rear: 81
JAMES ". TYLER,
au2O 929 st. n.w.. tSecond Floor)
I,OR SALE-s4 FEET FRONT on NORTH CAPT.
Also 1C es Sn PET
20 feet front esch at G0c foot fine dwelling being
erected on adjoining lot.
auls-6t swOKMsTEDT BRADLEY, s27 st.
EOR sALE-ONLY sIO MONTHLY REQUIRED
Kentucky avenue, between and q streets q e. but
few steps from the Pennsylvania avenue bridge;
perfect utle abstract and deeds Free Further paric
-'S WELLER REpETTI, sae Pa ave. Sc.
limits where it Il absolutely secure. au5-1m"
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HOTEL DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY MA L
III Open all the year Warm sea water baths vEA9
Hydraulic elevator. Open lawn fronting the l..3S
sea Iy1-2m1 BORTON & MARSHALL.
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ARMY OF WEST VIRGINIA RECNIoN.-The eleventh
reunion of the Society OF the Army OF West Vlr-
gtnia opened in Wheeling. W. Va. yesterday. The
city is decorated more generally and profusely
than ever before In her history The crowd yester-
day was estimated at 20 OOO and this is expected
to be increased nve-fOld by Friday. Among the
guests are President Hayes and Governor Foraker,
N
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HARNESS, TRUNKS, AND LEATHER GOODS.
WITHIN OUR sALEsRQOMS, ON FRIDAY MORN:
COUNT Of, SANgFAcTUkEgsa ri kEpGSE
HAND:MAIE AAkNEsS, BOTH SINGLE AND
DOUBLE: FINE LOT TRAVELLING AND PACK
AND ROBES; LADIES' AND GENTS SADDLES.
HORSE COVERS, WHIPS, &c: ALSO AN AS
LADIES' AND GENTS DREsSINa-CAsES,
WOHK-CASES AND POCKET-BOOK HAND
pARTI tcuIAa S III sSi Is CALLED TO THIS
SALE GOODS ALL FIRST-CLASS. au24-2t
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SPECIAT.TTES

DY ELECTRIC TREATMENT CAN CURE ANY
Dcase Of rheumatism, Neuralgia, Chronic Dyspepsia.
Constipation, Piles, Catxrrh. Asthma, Bronchitis,
seminal eekness. Impotency and all female troubles
Hundreds OF city references to already cured
IonsutiOn free. Resident ply sician. DIR. j. VI. HAY
WARD, Prot. Electro Therapeutics, 937 \. Y ave.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
FoR sALE-THIRTY,sIx ACRES OF LAND. s
u miles from Washington and mile from Hyatts-
ylle on Annapolis pike desirable Locations accessible
to city bargain. Apply to Il. WHITE, 624 street
NV, room 81. au24-6ts
TcOR RENT-NICE FURNISHED COTTAGE, WITH,
u good garden, nj fayetteville. Apply 4Sl PennsylA
vanla ave. NV. au22-3ts
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT
~ Knowles Station, Metropolitan Branch B. and O.
H. K Now ID the time to buy and get ready for
spring. Apply to W. II. WHEArLEY, at the Station
or lO6S Jefferson st., Georgetown. au1o-1m
LHOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-yALUABLE DAIRY
y Oh STOCK FARM, of 200 acres in Prince Georges
Co., Md, about mile outside District line, the Adj
dison Chapel road: house 10 rooms barn stables for
nifty cows and horses: 100 acres under cultivation:
abundance of water and timber For particulars in
qulre &C A. MCEUES, l42O st. au6-lm
LHOR SALE-AT ROCKVILLE, Nd, TWO VERY
IL desirable Cottages, containing 90 rooms sold
property. located the main street of Rockville.
These Cottages filled with city boarders and offer
unusual inducements for that purpose Lot has 9
frontage of 140 feet. Will be sold reasonable For
further particulars inquire of
au1-1ni NJ. Nj. PARKER, 14lS stnw
EOR sALE-sIxTY CHOICE SELECTIONS OF
IL small homes of from one to 100 acres; improved
and unimproved within from one-half mile to three
miles of the eity very cheap and easy terms
Call send for circular. I. II. SYPHEAD CO.,
1907 Est. e1I-3m
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BOOKS, &c.

rIRCULATING LIBRARY. 1749 PENNSYLVANIA
" ave. New Books and Periodicals issued.
Subscription by the day. month year ~ reasonable
rates iy2o-3m
DOCKS FOR SUMNER READING,
II Pocket Libraries, Cassells National Library at
10 cents per volume. Other sood and cheap books
Good Croquet Sets, from 10 four dollars Paper
and Envelopes. frcn the finest u the cheapest
&. 4. PUkSE1I,
Bookseller,
tel1 as 9th st ".
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AUCTION SALES.

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE EAST
SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN K
AND L STREETS, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTH, 1887, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK, win sell on the premises. Subf8I
Lot ~ in square $50, fronting II feet the esat
eide Of 9TH street. between aud streets, by depth
by q one-story building.
Terms: One.thirI Cash; balance in one aud two
years with interest by deed of trust the
properly or All cash u option Of purchase deposit
Of 500 required at the time Of sale. Ala Conveyance
Ing At cost OF purchaser. xu24-dAds
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HOME AGA1N.-At I'VE minutes to two o'clock
this afternoon the Presidents landau was driven
into the White House Grounds from the Baltimore
and Potomac depot with Mrs Cleveland
Mrs. Folsom and the President. The President
assisted the ladies to alght, and all entered the
private portion OF the house, where lunch was
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II FOREST GLEN PARK MD
The most beautiful site OIL the Metropolitan
Branch, Ii. and U. X. Il. Only miles from VEAAV
Washington. l ,s#
High Ground. Healthy Location Pure Water. Easy
OF access. First-class In all its appointments.
Terms moderate.
Apply to the Forest Glen Improvement Co
ALEXANDER T. HENSEY, Manager
Office 1OO6 f ST. NV
Telephone call 1I3. iy23-Gm
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TNHOMAS DOWNING AuctioneeF.
Assignees sale OF the contents Of drug store # the
northwest corner Of Sth md streets northwest
consisting OF Showcases. Counters, Shelving
Shop-bottles, Prescription and Counter Scales
Patent Medicines, &C. &C.. aud many other articles
too numeruuB 70 mention.
OF e. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST TH1RT , Y.FdhST. 1881.
goods.
.ua4-7 y y: y * fHHH55I1tsos} A.sisn.ss.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCKS At AUCTION.
BY virtue q tSust desd gsysn to me and duly re;
corded in Lber $50, folio $50, ct seq, OF the land
records Of the District OF Columbia will sell At pub
n S Ss1ction on THURSDAY sErTEMbER EIGHTH,
the auction rooms Of Duncan.on Bros. corner Ninth
and streets northwest, aslrtngton, d. c..
S6S4 shares Of stock Of the Albany Artesian Ice Co..
Of Albany, Ga.
au24-d CHARLES NJ HENDLEY. Trustee.
WEEKS CO., Auctloneers.
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Qppoaite City post. Oface
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-16
EDE.NTON. SEPT, rs, ST
EDITORIAL.

WE ARE in receipt of advance sheets
of a war novel entitled "EtOwah." A
Romance of the Confederacy, by
Francis Fontaine. They indicate
that the book is we'll conceived and
pleasingly executed. 1t is dedicated
to the disabled Confederate veterans
and the proceeds Of its sale are to be
devoted to the founding Of a Veteran 8
Home in Atlanta. This, aside from
the merits Of the book, should entitle
il to favor and secure for it even I'M
limited success. Let those who ven
tured their lives in q cause dear
though lost. be properly cared for,
and let the true history of their re-
markable struggle be made known.
We commend the volumn to the entire
people.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-16

and Market House and has alto 5ether
the biggest building boom in North
Carolina. We record the fact with
Areat pleasure. The enterprise of
certain of our towns inst now is re-
markable and BODIES the best things
for our good old State
In another place the same paper says:
Durham now girds up its loins for
another vote on a railroad question
the question of subscribing TO the Dur
ham and Oxford road. The town pro-
poses to make itself the Atlanta of North
Carolina. Perhaps Raleigh will have
something to say to her on that subject.
Again it says: ''Hurrah for Hender-
son! She doesn t propose either to fall
behind in the march of progress. She
votes also for the Durham and Northern
road by large majority. She has ever
been one of the most enterprising towns
in the State
Would that the towns in the Abe
marie section would rouse themselves
and emulate the example of progress
set them by these growing municipali-
ties.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-16

WEDNESDAY. one year ago, the
FISHERMAN & FARMER commenced
it's existence under circumstances far
less 'fattering than those which
marked the advent of others upon the
surface OF business life. Surrounded
with sea-mews which indicated storm
unfayorable and lowering crows
which threatened disaster to the seed
time OF it's existence, it cast it's net
and scattered it's seed needless of all
gloomy forebodings and undaunted
by all seeming cOntrarieties. For
twelve long months it has persued
the course it originally marked out
and, to-day. it stands as among the
continuing eXistences identified with
the business concerns at least Of our
own place and people. The success
which has marked its course is due to
a liberal people and a generous ex-
change, for which it hopes to demon
strate its appreciation by it's future
adhearence to truth and right reason
in all it's dealings with men and
things. With mind and inclination
to do and be right we shall fail not if
we continue in the favor of gener-
Gus people, and in the esteem of lib
eral contemporaries who have given us
the benefit of free exchange and furn-
ished us with wise and liberal coun.
sci.